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Lemon Law FAQ

A lemon is best defined as a product that has defects or nonconformities and which cannot be repaired within a reasonable amount of time or a reasonable number of repair attempts under a manufacturer’s warranty.

A consumer with a car, truck, or SUV with a warranty may seek lemon law relief after seeking multiple repairs or noticing repetitive problems with the vehicle.

What is the Lemon Law?

The Lemon Law is designed to protect consumers that purchase new cars, trucks, SUVs and mini-vans. As of 1993 all fifty U.S. states have passed Lemon Laws. Each state has different standards and procedures, but all have similar coverage. There are options for new, used and leased vehicles. There are also other Consumer Protection laws that apply to consumer product purchases. Complaints, recalls and class actions are also an option for certain cases.

Do state and federal laws cover older or used vehicles?

Yes, used and older vehicles may be covered under state and federal laws. The key is whether your vehicle is covered by a manufacturer’s warranty.

What Relief is Available for my Lemon Law Claim?

You may be entitled to a cash settlement, buyback, or replacement vehicle. We carefully handle and assess each case individually. After consideration of several factors, we can determine the appropriate relief for your case.